Royal wedding at Hidaway Springs pits Bill Scott to Pright Star
It is reported a royal wedding will take place at the wigwam of Chief Full Moon's daughter. The couple are Bill Scott of Hidaway Springs and Pright Star of the Hidaway tribe. The breakfast will be served at 12:30 on the 15th sun of the seventh moon. Mineral water will flow. A long list of campers from Pendleton, Athena, Weston, McCreek, Long Creek and other towns attends the resort.
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Hidaway Springs
Aug
Full Moon
Bill Scott
Pright Star
Hidaway
Pendleton
F. W. Krabler
Philip Coffin
Portland
W. A. Whitman
McKay Creek
Effie Eddington Smith
Athena
Gus Stanger
Rhinehart
Alice Sheridan
Dean Tatum
Sarah McDougal
Weston
Guise
Adams
Lewis
Alba
Pendleton visitors swell Lehamn Springs gathering
About 150 or more Pendleton residents arrive for the Lehamn Springs event with notable attendees including Charles Eppinger, C R Dutton, Charles Sharp, Joseph Ell, and W J Furnish family. Six teams reach Monday and Monument, Grant county, sends three parties as La Grande folks continue streaming in. Nearly 400 campers populate the grounds and 500 expected before the 15th. A trout dinner party found bread misplaced or eaten, leaving fish on the menu. L H Russell and W J Lusk, La Grande timber cruisers, stay briefly at the hotel. Tracy has not been seen here.
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Lehman Springs
Pendleton
Charles Eppinger
Alexander's Dry Goods
C. R. Dutton
Dutton
Candy Kitchen
Charles Sharp
Joseph Ell
W. J. Furnish
Monument
Grant County
la Grande
L. H. Russell
W. J. Lusk
Tracy
Sheep Men in a Quandary Over New Forest Reserve
Sheep owners worry after 6000 square miles in Blue Mountains and adjacent ranges are set aside as a forest reserve. Grazing restrictions could force relocation, affecting the eastern state's wool industry. Some hope grazing may be permitted via allotments. others prepare for a tough fight if access is denied.
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Blue Mountains
Elon
Washington
Oregon
Postmaster Traced in Deer Skin Trafficking Case
Leeds postmaster Frank Manning was arrested by State Game Warden Quimby for killing deer for hides and tanning them. Deputy Hobson trapped fifty deer skins and one fawn skin, Manning admitted guilt and planned to plead guilty, with the warden pushing for circuit court action.
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Frank Manning
Posmaster
Leeds
Rogue River
Quimby
Democratic Times
Onalle
Manning
Deerskinning ring aims to cripple Leeds post office
Manning and three to four others in Southern Oregon face heavy fines as authorities target the suspected deerskinning operation. Manning was reported gravely ill when Hobeen located him. a case that could disrupt the illicit trade. Photographer C C Harlan of Eaton Ohio finds relief at last with Electric Bitters after years of severe indigestion. The remedy is praised as a godsend for dyspepsia and related stomach issues. Tallman & Co. sells them 50 cents with guarantee.
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Leeds
Quimby
Manning
Oregon
Hobeen
C. C. Harlan
Eaton, O
Tallman & Co
La Grande Easy Mark for Grafts Says Chronicle
The La Grande Chronicle laments the town as an easy mark for grafts in recent weeks. It cites various schemes from man-eating displays to bull fights and bloomer girl acts, noting residents spend money for diversions with little chance of value or return.
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la Grande
la Grande Chronicle
Just Look at Her Uses New Life Pills Secret
Ad touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills for vitality and health. Claims all organs are active, digestion improves, headaches vanish, and mood lifts. Promotes sale at Tallman & Co. for two cents.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co.'s
Court Street Office Move by Dickson in Same Line
A business notice states that F A Dickson has relocated from the current office to a new location on Court Street one door east of the First National Bank building and will continue the same line of business.
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Court Street
First National Bank
Dickson
Daily paper serves all classes in Mahin Magazine era
The article proclaims the daily newspaper as a neutral informant for all community strata. It asserts universal reach, saying no family is too rich to skip today’s information nor too poor to be outside its price range, reflecting broad public support for mass media.
Reduction of Rates Promised at Davenport and Colfax
Wallula Walla August 6 The railroad presidents will not hold a conference with farmers here as telegraphic advices withdraw the meeting date. They have announced possible rate reductions in the near term to aid local growers, rendering a Davenport Colfax gathering unnecessary.
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Davenport
Colfax
Wallla Walla
Open air dawn wedding at Oaks in Colea Ferry Va
At sunrise on the Crenshaw Rice estate Oaks in Colea Ferry Virginia the wedding of Miss Mary Blair Rice and Mr Charles William Heebe was held outdoors. Rev William Miller of Bryn Mawr Pa performed the ceremony with the bride in white crepe de chine and a pearl trimmed lace veil.
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Colea Ferry
the Oaks
Henry Crenshaw Rice
Mary Blair Rice
William Miller
Bryn Mawr
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